The Wigan Warriors' dream of winning a second domestic treble in three years came to an end after a 33-6 loss to Wakefield Trinity in the Super League play-off semi-final. A domestic treble refers to winning three major domestic titles in a single season, and Wigan had already claimed the Challenge Cup and League Leaders' Shield this year. Entering the semi-final, the Warriors had an impressive run of 16 consecutive victories, making their defeat all the more disappointing. Wakefield Trinity's win not only ended Wigan's chance of securing a third trophy in 2026 but also marked their first-ever appearance in the Grand Final. For Wakefield, this victory is a historic milestone, highlighting their rise in the Super League. Wigan's head coach, Matt Peet, acknowledged that Wakefield were "far too good" for his team and admitted the loss "hurts," though he remained "proud" of the Warriors' achievements this season. The Grand Final will take place at Old Trafford on Saturday, 3 October, at 18:00 BST. Wakefield will face Warrington Wolves in what promises to be a highly anticipated match. This will be the first time Wakefield has reached the Grand Final, and it will be a significant moment for the club and its fans. Warrington Wolves, the other semi-final winner, will now prepare for the Grand Final, aiming to secure their first title in the Super League. The match at Old Trafford is expected to draw a large crowd and will be a highlight of the rugby league season. Both teams will be looking to showcase their best performances on the biggest stage of the year.